MICOOSON supplies synthetic leather materials with different surface finishes and backing constructions.
For buyers evaluating abrasion-resistant synthetic leather, laboratory testing can provide useful information about the resistance of a material to surface wear under defined conditions.
MICOOSON has third-party Martindale abrasion testing documentation for a submitted sample identified as Synthetic Silicone Leather with Suede Backing – Silicon X Series.
The test report records a Pass result against an 80,000-rub requirement under ISO 12947-2:2016.
The Martindale abrasion test is commonly used to assess the abrasion resistance of textile and coated textile materials.
ISO 12947-2:2016 specifies a method for determining specimen breakdown during abrasion testing.
The method evaluates the behaviour of a test specimen under defined laboratory conditions, including specified pressure and repeated rubbing.
Martindale test results can help material buyers compare performance requirements, but results from different test conditions should not automatically be treated as equivalent.
The test report identifies the following information:
Report Number: 304148831a 001
Report Date: November 19, 2025
Sample Description: Synthetic silicone Leather with suede backing – Silicon X Series
Color: Black
Tested Material: Coated textile
Material Number: M001
Test Method: ISO 12947-2:2016
Nominal Pressure: 12 kPa
Required Number of Rubs: 80,000
Reported Number of Rubs to Breakdown: At least 80,000
Test Conclusion: Pass
The findings relate to the tested material identified in the report.
The test result should not be interpreted as a guarantee that every MICOOSON synthetic leather product will achieve the same performance.
In the Martindale test, rubs refer to repeated abrasion movements applied to a test specimen under defined laboratory conditions.
The MICOOSON Silicon X Series sample was evaluated against a requirement of 80,000 rubs.
The report records a result of at least 80,000 rubs to specimen breakdown and an overall Pass conclusion.
This indicates that the tested sample satisfied the specified abrasion requirement under the documented test conditions.
It does not establish the exact maximum abrasion life of the material or guarantee a particular service life in real-world use.
The submitted test sample was described as synthetic silicone leather with suede backing.
According to the material composition declared by the applicant in the test report, the sample contained:
75% Polyester
5% PU
19.8% EPU
0.2% Silicone
The tested sample was black and identified as a coated textile.
Buyers should verify product composition, surface coating, backing structure and production specifications when requesting similar materials.
Abrasion resistance is an important material performance characteristic for products that may experience repeated contact, friction or surface wear.
When evaluating synthetic leather, buyers should consider:
Intended product application
Surface finish and coating structure
Backing material
Martindale testing method
Test pressure
Required number of rubs
Specimen breakdown criteria
Applicable customer specifications
Material grade and production batch
The abrasion result of a laboratory sample does not replace application-specific testing of the final product.
MICOOSON provides synthetic leather materials for customers seeking different textures, constructions and technical performance characteristics.
For buyers interested in the Silicon X Series or similar suede-backed synthetic leather materials, MICOOSON can provide product information and discuss available technical documentation.
Customers should confirm whether the tested material grade corresponds to the product being considered for purchase.
Martindale abrasion testing evaluates the resistance of a material to repeated rubbing under standardized laboratory conditions.
Yes. MICOOSON has third-party abrasion testing documentation for a submitted Silicon X Series synthetic leather sample evaluated against an 80,000-rub requirement.
The report identifies ISO 12947-2:2016 as the test method.
The report records at least 80,000 rubs to specimen breakdown and a Pass conclusion for the tested sample.
The documented nominal pressure was 12 kPa.
No. Laboratory rub counts are not directly equivalent to the number of real-world uses or years of product service life.
No. The test result applies to the submitted sample and conditions documented in the report.
No. A test report records testing performed on a sample. It does not automatically constitute product certification.
Customers can contact MICOOSON to enquire about material specifications, available samples and applicable abrasion testing documentation.
Looking for synthetic leather with suede backing and documented abrasion testing information?
Contact MICOOSON to discuss your material requirements, request product specifications and enquire about available technical documentation.
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